Summit 79 - Creating Silky Smooth Eases in After Effects

[@indrajitsaha253]

Where have you been all these days bro? Missed your tutorials. Hope you continue doing youtube!! All the support...

[@blaq1992]

wow .. i spent 8 years working on after effects, and this is really one of the most amazing most useful tips i saw over the past 8 years !!

[@nickmlo333]

Love this quick tip! These three minutes helped me more than the hours I spent trying to find tips like this online.

[@rebeccaleith4752]

Thank you! I use After Effects every day for my job and have been trying to figure out how to do this for ages. Very pleased!

[@IEyeCaptains]

Awesome quality for the video and audio, easy to understand because of his easy explaning, and very amazing video in itself. Keep up the great work Mt. Mograph, and thanks for all the hard work.

[@ApexWairama]

Thanks you so much! Been lurking your summits for a couple years now! This type of easing has stumped me for a while but now I know the strats!

[@melon74]

Matt, per usual, fantastic and applicable.

[@SamuelFilip]

When creativity does it's job. Great work man!

[@omidpakbin]

TFW 12:40 AM in bed ready to sleep and suddenly Mograph appears. One does not simply sleep before watching new videos for Mt. Mograph.

[@luketraudt3297]

Exactly what just happened to me!

[@davidp158]

Such simple tricks to fine tune key frames! I will start using these right away....thanks!

[@lycheens]

I went oooh on the easy overshoot trick. Thanks for the tips!

[@armaturesmusic]

nice tip, good to see short form videos as well as the long ones

[@spooderman4714]

so happy you're back! keep on doing amazing work!

[@Grutbrushes]

Wowee those are some fantastic tips. Love your Motion plugin too, I use it daily. If anyone out there doesn't have it yet, hurry! Go get the Motion plugin. Get them all while you're at it.

[@powerpointpro3204]

Your short tutorials are awesome bro! Keep'em coming! They're really helpful!

[@DepressionTalks1]

Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you

[@studiodesastre]

Dude! The master does it again. Fantastic tips as ever Mat, thank you. Also, I use your Motion toolkit every single day at work, it's such a lifesaver. Worth the money just for the null button alone :D

[@luketraudt3297]

Loved this tutorial! Quick, simple, and incredibly useful! Thanks Matt! :)

[@wieisyassin]

great video, I'd kove more of these

[@wieisyassin]

love

[@maeross]

I love all your videos. You have a pretty cool style.

[@davygnomeslocker]

Overshooting is something I've ran into on default eases in other programs and I had no idea why it was happening. Thank you. Would you consider making a larger tutorial dedicated to the individual easing variables?

[@natashaskovludvigsen7420]

Thank you! Great and easy tutorial that will make my workflow better. Also very nice voice and sound! Keep up the good work!

[@mwarszawski]

Love your channel! Would you be able to show us how you would use the Value Graph for more complex movements? Thanks!

[@BarnumLab]

Now I could write a book : "10 years spent using keyframes the wrong way - a story of my life".

[@AriellFitussi]

Love your tutorials!!

[@williamson_pip]

Great to have you back man, where have you been!? Thanks for these tips though seriously! I'm well on my way to becoming a keyframe wizard.

[@MattG293]

Great short tip! Keep it up!

[@aaronsbot]

Friggin great Matt! Also love your plugin!

[@brandonpitzen7609]

I really like this format. I would love to see more AE videos in this quicker, easier to digest format. Thanks for the good work!

[@hahyyt473]

Very extremely helpful , great testy job❤️

[@jippalippa]

Man you're the best! Since i bought MOTION my works have been getting incredibly better :)

[@tiorimas]

Hey Matt, that was really helpful. Thanks!

[@kimberlylasecke2413]

Thanks for the awesome tips MT! If you don't mind me asking, what expressions do you normally use when animating?

[@angelmolinalopez9997]

Thx for your work. I have two questions: - Editing value graph and speed graph is the same thing? - Why I can't add Bezier curves to the position keyframes?

[@M3Animate]

hello Angel as the answer to your question one, It really not the same thing. speed graph is about the speed of keyframes and value graph can change the value of the keyframes. but both of them can affect the timing of the animation. for the second question, you must select all of the keyframes, and then press the F9 key on the keyboard to convert that keyframes to easy ease then add Bezier Curves to them. I hope my answers can help you to create nice and smooth animations. Regard Mahdi from M3animate 😊😊😊😊

[@LouisXav]

Awesome trick!! Can we expect this feature to be in an upcoming Motion v3? ;)

[@juhopelttari3242]

So simple! Thank you

[@jaimeebanks6698]

Hey Matt. I'm wondering how you made the background in this video. It looks very simple, but stylish. Can you talk me through how you made it when you have a moment?

[@nlsd.9616]

I really love the way your intro fades out...kind of a black spiderman stuff...how do you do that ?? :-)

[@555555vaibhav]

You are our school Matt.. !!! :D thumbs up.. I wish u come up with more of flat designs MoGra..

[@waqaransari3666]

How does this play with roving keyframes? Thanks for the vid btw.

[@Saphiras1]

what do you think about blur? do you use it? do you like it? i used to check it in all my works, but from some months now it became kinda boring. i understand in some exeption you must use it, but if i can i try to avoid it as I can. what's your opinion about it?

[@patrickbutler87]

Such a great tip! QUESTION: I notice you almost never have motion blur on your 2D motion graphics. I think it makes it more modern (aka not from 5 years ago). Do you feel like motion blur is a quick fix to cover up flaws in animation, and instead doing detail work like this is the better way to "smooth out" your animation? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.

[@ayoubgharafi1656]

Grear trick keep doing these tips it's very helpful

[@jaydalton]

Quick, simple and very effective. Moar o dis plz.

[@jake2581]

Dalton you're everywhere m8

[@vinee.mp4]

When you key the middle how did you start off with that basic curve? I'm trying to do the same with the rotation of an object I'm working with and easy ease turns the line into a bell curve.

[@myyoutubechannnel4]

thaaanks! so useful tricks

[@Nevexo287]

I LOVE THAT THUMBNAIL!! And intro!

[@ramzysama9936]

Thank You !

[@Infinatie_]

The one thing I always messed up.... The overshoot it always looked off but this looks sweet

[@Sam-qe5wj]

Is there any expression to ease all keyframes on a layer?

[@iampjm]

i love this style of tutorial, keep it up!

[@renzomarines769]

bro you're awesome. thank you

[@indrajitsaha253]

Long time here right from 10000 subscribers. This channel should have like a million by now.You should do collabs with other youtubers like ecabrams, kriscoart productions, surfaced studio and many more......

[@FlashFastBlack]

love the short tip!

[@herrremo]

Many thanks! always with good advices. Greetings from Venezuela!

[@danielsabogal4148]

Great men, tks a lot!

[@mosabahmedl]

Dear, why on the Vertex tool I don't have that tail you use to rotate it and wrap it .. Help please.

[@arraghibmuwafiqunnizham3758]

can you tell me, how to make transtition like at 0:09 sec?

[@하하하하-c2e]

thank you!! good tip!

[@MFTW2010]

thanks i liked the background how did you make it ^ ^

[@vsvanessavs]

0:54 how do you open this graph?

[@StansTechVideos]

Thanks for this video! I really needed that overshoot tip :D

[@kisj9]

Very helpful!

[@sharpspike06]

lol those little "slip frames" were funny af

[@coopidydoopidy]

YESSSSS thank you so much!!

[@Thuy0055]

hello matt, is there any way to doing that tricks with your motion script? So, there's no touching graph editor just like the tagline of motion pt.2 script

[@PaiPai05]

I wanna know setting in graph editor. Why my keyframe can't rotate handle like in video. Thx

[@Mvinifeijo]

Hey Matt! Man, my english is bad but i hope you can understand. Do you have any tips on how to evolve a job quality from amateur to professional? I mean, anyone can learn how to insert objects, put some color, move them and done, it's an animation. But it feels totally amateur, there's a huge difference if you saw something done by a professional, even if its exactly the same animation. This is just the practice effect? The 'feeling' of the animation? Or there's a trick to evolve this step from an amateur look to a professional one? It's very easy to see it in people following tutorials. They do exactly the same the teacher did, but it still just doesn't feel good.

[@Mr.m2a]

Great Video bro..!! can you upload the tutorial on how to make logo with effects?

[@taironymedeiros]

Thanks for another video :)

[@EveryThingGuy101]

Love your vids man which you would post more often!

[@markchadwick77]

so obvious, but something I never thought about before. Thanks!

[@nathanweisser]

I have a request! I always have trouble working with the graph editor when I've got an animation that's something like a box going from point A to point B, then immediately to point C. Bezier handles get super screwey when I try to use them in that context.

[@Funcraftythings]

hey i really like your videos...Can you some day upload on how to animate graphical backgrounds.

[@limones0]

Brilliant!

[@Greerbowski]

Is there a Motion v3 available? I'm looking to buy some plugins to speed up my workflow.

[@unkbboxer]

Can i ask how did you pop-up the search bar at the screen to open any programs ? Thank you

[@unkbboxer]

+Mt. Mograph thank you a lot!!! U're awesome man!

[@derpweasel3771]

Could you maybe make a summit with a low poly fire in it? I just can't make a good looking low poly fire and I can't really find any other good tutorials on da interwebs

[@synnple]

This is awesome, I like the short videos better

[@lucak7337]

Nice Tip!

[@theskeletongang]

This is everything I have ever wanted.

[@IanEfford]

I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how to do a smoke logo reveal or just a smoke explosion in general. If you know GeekyBrackets, he just made a intro that has smoke explosions etc and I want to learn how to make them. Thanks.

[@TheRodrigoChanel]

good job, thank you

[@gagasgrande]

yaaaayyyyyy ur back

[@byeperry]

Damn.. This changes everything

[@jimmyadaro]

Cool style

[@AFCA_Godenzonen]

you're like a thousand times better than my Ae teacher...

[@4dworld897]

nice tutorial

[@A-VISION]

Thanx :) i will try it

[@tubelator]

What is the keyframe script or plug-in called?

[@1boompje]

thanks :)

[@LallyOfTheValley]

Short tips like this are perfect for someone like me who's just starting to learn AE!

[@Husky20]

I always need more helpful tips to improve my 2d after effects skill :) thanks matt!

[@ziemacaustin]

Has anyone figured out how to use this with positional parameters? I've gone down a rabbit hole trying to figure this out, as the curve does not seem to behave the same way as demonstrated in the video (which he's using with rotation). I even separated the dimensions and this allows the bezier handles to be displayed, but distorts the curve considerably once you add the additional keyframe. I'm hoping its something obvious I'm missing.

[@ledqueen1553]

Please, ANYONE, answer this, Im also looking for an answer, two years later.

[@vipergirl2563]

Stary Trabant Im not sure how much this will actually end up helping/how much of it you already know so if this comes across as patronizing please know that isn’t my intent haha. So in this video he’s using the value graph as opposed to the speed graph. The value graph works by measuring the value of a property on the vertical axis and the time on the horizontal axis. The speed graph represents the acceleration at which the values are changing, so if you were to use a speed graph to create smooth rotation keyframes you would be changing the number of degrees turned/second. The slope of the line = acceleration. When it comes to position, you are typically using a single key frame to represent both the x&y positional values (if you are using a 3d layer, this will also include z values). Even if you are only changing one of the values, the dimensions are being keyframed together. If you want to use the value graph on position, you need to right click on the position option on your layer and separate the dimensions, that way they are being individually keyframed and it will allow you to edit the positional parameters using the value graph. I hope this was helpful and not confusing, and if this made no sense I’m sorry lol

[@ledqueen1553]

Thank You for the reply! I did get that eventually at a later time, yes, and Im enjoying tweaking both now :) Thanks again, Vipergirl25 :)

[@eugenemetel6594]

Hi... Something I can not find your promised scheme for Cinema 4D. When we wait for her? thank you

[@internetfreedom9967]

how do u make your intro sound

[@AdamOpie]

Great tip! Thanks

[@davidjohanssonbongiovanni5395]

Hey, in my cinema 4D r16 if I put a material on a object it doesnt change color until I quick render it. But in the normal perspective its colorless. please help and I know this has nothing to do with this video :)

[@Alanj2007Games]

Thanks for the EASY TIPS :D

[@Anfia17]

omg, thanks for the Tips (y)